Escambia High School - Escambian Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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-an ll .5 Tommy asks Richard, Do you think that he is singing the same song that we're reading? Richard replies, Could be, it's Thought, Reaction Are Experienced In Art Courses Art is an intellectual endeavor, expresses Mr. Zack Baisden, art teacher. lt requires thought and physical reaction, therefore. it requires just as much learning as any other class. The three murals being painted in the halls are done by volunteer art students. The purpose is to develop more interest in the school. lt brought the students of Escambia High closer to art,f' comments Cheryl Hoey, mural painter. Mr. Robert Green and Mr. Baisden supervise the paintings. Music entertains, distracts, excites. in- spires, depresses, in general, it moves our emotions, explained Mr. Marcus Green, chorus instructor. Musical education offers performing experience, leadership and a method of expres- sion. Both the chorus and the band are under new direction this year. In order to continue the excellent music program at Escambia, students must learn to adjust to the new ways of musical instruction of Mr. Marcus Greene and Mr. Robert Clayton. vo Greek to mel Art students display creative murals which are scenes for passing students.

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Home Ec. Provides Challenging Experiences The goals of home economics are to provide instruction and challenging experiences that promote a positive self-image, satisfying relation- ships and useful techniques, explains Mrs. Ruby Blews. Encouragement of students to get into home economics related occupations is also involved. I feel that I have truly benefited from the home economics classes at EHS, remarks Kelly Kriszamer. senior. I am now taking fundamental clothing. This is an advanced sewing class in which clothing and textiles is a prerequisite. Some of the other courses offered are: child care services, family living, and child development. Through these courses. careers such as childhood TX? education, dietetics, child psychology and coun- seling are opened to the students. Many activities are involved in the program. Participants are involved in students helping at community kindergartens, field trips to area businesses, fashion displays, plus community involvement through Future Homemakers of America. Appliances for school class activities such as cooking andbaking are supplied. Through a special school plan, new gas ranges have been placed in the department by the City of Pensacola, Mrs. Blews explains. We obtain new electric ranges. refrigerators, washers, dryers and freezers each year. After a routine economics class ends. students ham it up for the camera Chef Jonnie Williamson carefully mixes up her own specialty.

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